Use this one quick tip to help you get more matches messaging you

There is one barometer that measures the effectiveness of your Tinder bio: feedback.

If women regularly mention things written in your bio while you’re messaging them, or they use your bio to send you opening messages, then you have a good bio. If your matches never bring up anything you’ve written, however, then your bio needs work.

If you fall into the latter category, then the best way to improve your bio is through trial and error. Experiment with different bios, and evaluate how each sentence or section generates feedback.

For example, here’s my Tinder bio that I used from late 2014 through early 2015:

Every part of this bio passed the test of generating feedback. If a sentence doesn’t incite reactions from any of my matches, I remove it. If the bio works, you should get messages complimenting either the bio as a whole or certain aspects of it.

Here are a few samples of the types of feedback I’m talking about:

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I’ve included my Tinder screenshots featuring messaging generated with the above bio in other articles, such as this one and that one.

Try to strike a balance between revealing facts about yourself while also inserting enough humor to raise her buying temperature. When I include that I majored in journalism and English, for instance, I’m giving a fact that would be interesting to the type of girl I’m trying to attract; however, too much of that kind of biographical information will be boring to any girl.

Remember that your Tinder matches only have a few photos and a short bio with which to decide whether they’ll take the leap of meeting you in person. The feedback you receive will always be the best indicator of how well you’re coming across.

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